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H-E-B and Fort Worth city officials gather to cut the ribbon for Fort Worth's first H-E-B store surrounded by confetti. (Mark Fadden/Community Impact)

H-E-B unveils new north Fort Worth store

By Miranda Jaimes

H-E-B officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new store April 9 ahead of its April 10 opening.

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